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N0. 14724 MINUTES READ AND APPROVED
On this the 12th day of July 1982, upon motion made by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded
by Commissioner Lich, the Court unanimously approved the Minutes of Commissioners' Court of
Kerr County, Texas, from pages 188 thru 196, Volume P.
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N0. 14725 APPROVAL OF MERIT INCREASE OF LINDA UECKER, DEPUTY DISTRICT CLERK
On this the 12th day of July 1982, upon motion made by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded
~~ by Commissioner Speakmon, the Court unanimously approved the Application of Mary Brooks,
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!! District Clerk of Kerr County, Texas, for a merit increase for Linda Uecker, Deputy District
~~ Clerk, from $11,580.00 per annum to $11,880.00 per annum (which is a $25.00 per month increases,
effective July 1st, 1982.
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!' N0. 14726 APPROVAL OF MERIT INCREASES OF VARIOUS DEPUTIES IN THE TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR'S
OFFICE, EFFECTIVE JULY 1st, 1982
On this the 12th day of July 1982, upon motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded by
~' Commissioner Guthrie, the Court unanimously approved the Application of Doris Lee Smith, Tax
Assessor-Collector of Kerr County, Texas, for merit increases for the following Deputies, to
be effective as of July 1st, 1982:
AIQNE GRAHAM, Deputy Tax Assessor-Collector, from $9,240.00 per annum to $9,540.00
per annum, (25.00 per month increase).
HARRIET DIXON, Chief Deputy Tax Assessor-Collector, from $7,812.00 per annum to
$8,037.00 per annum, (18.75 per month increase - Part-time).
BOBBIE LEEDY, Deputy Tax Assessor-Collector, from $11,580.00 per annum to $11,880.00'
', per annum, (25.00 per month increase).
JOANNE SMITH, Deputy Tax Assessor-Collector, from $9,240.00 per annum to $9,540.00
per annum, (25.00 per month increase).
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N0. 14727 APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF DOROTHY H. SMITH, COUNTY TREASURER OF KERR COUNTY,
TEXAS, FOR APPOINTMENT OF JODY KAY VANICEK, AS DEPUTY COUNTY TREASURER OF KERR
COUNTY, TEXAS
On this the 12th day of July 1982, upon motion made by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded
by Commissioner Lich, the Court unanimously approved the Application of Dorothy H. Smith,
County Treasurer of Kerr County, Texas, for appointment of Jody Kay Vanicek as Deputy County
Treasurer, effective July 19th, 1982, at a salary of $8,880.00 per annum ($740.00 per month),
effective the date of her qualification, payable out of Officers Salary Fund.
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N0. 14728 ORDER DISAPPROVING PORTIONS OF STATEWIDE HUNTING AND FISHING PROCLAMATION FOR
1982-83
On this the 12th day of July, 1982 came on to be heard by the Commissioners' Court of
', Kerr County, sitting at its regular July, 1982 term and being a regular meeting occurring
more than 5 days subsequent to May 13, 1982, the matter of approval and/or disapproval of the
provisions of Statewide Hunting and Fishing Proclamation for 1982-83 as adopted by the Parks
~! and Wildlife Commission of the State of Texas on May 13, 1982, and after due consideration by
~ the Court, it is ordered that those portions of said Proclamation not hereinafter disapproved
by specific reference or by indirect referrals are deemed to be approved, and that the follow-
ing portions, provisions and sections of said Statewide Proclamation for 1982-83 are hereby
disapproved pursuant to the Court's action on the hereinafter specifically grouped sections
of said Proclamation, to-wit:
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I.
Rule 65.46 (e) (1) which would provide a spring gobbler season for wild turkey in Kerr
County.
On motion by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded by Commissioner Guthrie, the foregoing
provision is disapproved by a majority vote of the Court as follows:
Voting	"aye"	Commissioners	Lich, Guthrie and Speakmon and Judge Neunhoffer.
Voting	"no":	Commissioner	Holland.
In disapproving the foregoing it is the express intention of the Court that the hunting
of wild turkey in Kerr County shall remain subject to the same regulations as were in effect
in Kerr County for the year 1981-32.
II.
Rule 65.33 (1) (B), Rule 65.33 (1) (B) (i), Rule 65.33 (1) (B) (ii), Rule 65.33 (1)
(B) (iii), together with Rule 65.27 and Rule 65.33 (1) (A) to the extent that it would affect
Kerr County.
On motion by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner Lich, and unanimously
approved by the Court the foregoing rules are disapproved insofar as they could either direct
ly or indirectly affect Kerr County and in any manner establish an "either sex" white tailed
deer season in Kerr County or in any way authorize the taking of antlerless white tailed deer
in Kerr county other than by permit issued to individual landowners or their agents by the
Department pursuant to procedures used in Kerr County in the year 1981-82 and in prior years.
In disapproving the foregoing it is the express intention of the Court to provide for
the taking of antlerless deer in Kerr County by permit only as was provided for in Statewide
Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Proclamation 1979-80 in Section .332 (1) (A) which season and
requirement for antlerless deer permits shall remain in force and effect in Kerr County for
the 1982-83 season pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.202 of the Texas Parks and Wild-
life Code, which statutory authority is also the basis for the action taken here.
III.
Rule 65.34 (b) which would establish a bag limit on javelina in Kerr County.
On motion by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded by Commissioner Guthrie, and unanimously
approved by the Court the foregoing rule is disapproved.
In disapproving the foregoing, it is the express intention of the Court that the prior
status of no closed season or bag limit on javelina in Kerr County be continued as heretofore.
IV.
Rule 65.46 (B) which would change the closing date of the turkey season.
On motion by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner Speakmon and unanimously
approved by the Court the foregoing rule is disapproved.
In disapproving the foregoing it is the express intention of the Court that the closing
date of the turkey season shall remain the same as that for the white tailed deer and as per
regulations applicable to Kerr County under the 1980-81 proclamation.
The foregoing order was considered and acted on by the Court in five separate portions
as per individual. votes as hereinabove set forth this the 12th day of July, 1982.
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